Maybe it’s a Google mobile search thing.

Rachel Maddow ran a segment tonight (featuring Andrew Exum) objecting to the war in Afghanistan/Pakistan.  Add her show to the list of shows I can never watch again.

Unnecessary Reminder Alert: During the Iraq War lead-up, we were told that Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction.  Saddam wouldn’t allow UN weapons inspectors into his country because he was a crazy fck .

I don’t think too many Americans would be questioning our involvement in a legitimate war had we worked in conjunction with the UN.  Hindsight is 20/20 and the rest is history – we didn’t work with the international community to find a solution, there were no weapons of mass destruction found, and the result is an entire world in shambles.

Unless you’re a 9/11 conspirator – clickthrough for info on a pretty interesting movie (yes, I bought it awhile back) – there are 2 things that absolutely can’t be debated…

1) Osama bin Laden coordinated an attack in which 4 of our airplanes were used as missiles to kill over 3,000 people on our soil.

2) We cannot stop killing cowards (and unfortunately innocent civilians) in Afghanistan/Pakistan until bin Laden’s worthless body – dead or alive – is hand delivered to our troops.

I don’t care how much this war in Afghanistan/Pakistan costs.  Osama bin Laden must be brought to justice in a timely manner.  If he can’t be located by a legit administration before some soon TBD pull out date, it’s gotta be safe to assume he’s not trolling around in Pakistan/Afghanistan.

So, in my opinion, Rachel is unequivocally wrong.   I guess there’s one less person watching a 60 minute program that continues to run ShamWow commercials featuring a spokesperson that is charged with beating the sh!t out of a prostitute.

Wow, Snacks and Shit is definitely making the BccList.com blogroll.  Analyzing/critiquing rap lyrics – amazing  The internet keeps getting better and better.  Kendrall, thank you.

Excellent read!

http://www.michaelmoore.com/words/message/

One of many highlights…

“This bold move has sent the heads of corporate America spinning and spewing pea soup. Obama has issued this edict: The government of, by, and for the people is in charge here, not big business. John McCain got it. On the floor of the Senate he asked, “What does this signal send to other corporations and financial institutions about whether the federal government will fire them as well?” Senator Bob Corker said it “should send a chill through all Americans who believe in free enterprise.” The stock market plunged as the masters of the universe asked themselves, “Am I next?” And they whispered to each other, “What are we going to do about this Obama?”

Not much, fellows. He has the massive will of the American people behind him — and he has been granted permission by us to do what he sees fit. If you liked this week’s all-net 3-pointer, stay tuned.”